Our marksmanship team competes with .177 caliber air rifles using the National Council 3-Position Air Rifle rules.  We compete in the "Sporter" class, meaning you don't have to buy the super-expensive Olympic-style competition gear--just regular clothes and an air rifle provided by us.  We train a lot and are very good: 

2022-23

• WSFCS Champions

• US Army Junior Rifle National Championships: 4th place

• American Legion Department of North Carolina Junior Shooting Sports State Champions; 9th place nationally

• JROTC National Championship: 2nd place in 4th Brigade; 6th place in Army JROTC; 13th place in all-service

• USA Shooting National Championships: 28th place; 1st place in U17 Division-M. Baker

• Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) National Championships: NC Runner-Up, 3rd place in Southeast Region; 23rd place nationally

2023-34

• WSFCS Champions

• CMP National Championships: NC CMP State Champions; 5th place in Southeast Region; 6th place nationally (and the top placing Army JROTC team)

• JROTC National Championships: 3rd place in 4th Brigade; 10th place in Army JROTC

•  NRA National Championships

  • 3-position: team 1st place in Scholastic/JROTC division w/ 1st place Intermediate Junior individual-M. Baker, and 1st place Sub-Junior individual- J. Clevenger

  • 60-shot standing: team 1st place in Scholastic/JROTC division w/ 1st place Intermediate Junior individual-M. Baker

2024-25

• WSFCS Runner up

• CMP National Championships: NC CMP State Runner up; 10th place in Southeast Region; TBD place nationally

• JROTC National Championships: 3rd place in 4th Brigade; 36th place in Army JROTC

• NRA National Championships

  • 3-position: team 7th place overall w/ 4th place Junior-J. Clevenger and 11th place Intermediate Junior-M. Lee

  • 60-shot standing: 3rd place overall and 1st place Intermediate Junior division team; 3rd place overall and 1st place Intermediate Junior individual-M. Lee; 8th place overall and 5th place junior individual-J. Clevenger

Our season starts in early August. New shooters embark on an intense 9-week training program designed to stress the fundamentals of safety and marksmanship while introducing them to competition.  Training for most culminates around Veterans Day, however those who wish to continue after Veterans Day can certainly do so and will be rewarded with many opportunities to compete against some of the best teams in the country as we vie for another national championship